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Wastwater, England's deepest lake, draws Nordic fjord comparisons

Wastwater, England's deepest lake at 258 feet, is drawing winter comparisons to Scandinavian fjords thanks to its dramatic mountain scenery.

Wastwater, England's deepest lake at 258 feet deep, is drawing comparisons to Nordic fjords this winter thanks to its dramatic landscapes in the Wasdale Valley of the Lake District. The lake is framed by imposing scree slopes and snow-capped peaks, with mist and winter conditions adding to its Scandinavian-style atmosphere. Jerry Rebbeck, a local expert, notes that while Wastwater is a freshwater lake rather than a fjord, the combination of dramatic mountains, steep valley sides and atmospheric conditions evoke Scandinavian scenery.

From 4 outlets:

NW Evening Mail›

News & Star›

Whitehaven News›

Westmorland Gazette›

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